Did my first solo trip to Udaipur recently, and I wasn't expecting the city to affect me this much.

Most of my time wasn't spent checking off tourist spots. I just sat by Lake Pichola, watched the sunset, took long walks, and let myself do nothing for a while.

Traveling alone there didn't feel lonely it felt peaceful. Udaipur has this calm vibe that makes you slow down without even realising it.

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Hey! So I'm going to Kerala as my first solo trip. Places or villages to visit??? I just love beautiful lush green places. Any suggestions?

I was in Sambhaji Nagar looking for stories for my travel magazine. What a stunning sight the Kailasa Temple is.

Just back from an amazing trip to Shillong and I’m still speechless.

This region feels like a whole different world - peaceful, green, and refreshing. Highly recommend it if you want to escape the usual tourist crowds.

#Shillong #SevenSistersFalls #Meghalaya #ScotlandOfTheEast #IncredibleIndia #NortheastIndia #WaterfallLovers

[OC] This used to be a daily view for me - Brahmaputra ghat 🥹

5 mins from one of the gates of IIT Guwahati

I recently trekked from Gangotri to Chirbasa, the first stretch of the Gaumukh Tapovan Trek, and it turned out to be much more than just a hike.

Walking alongside the roaring Bhagirathi River, crossing mountain trails, drinking fresh water straight from a natural stream, and being surrounded by the raw beauty of the Himalayas made every kilometre feel special. We also spotted some Himalayan flora and fauna and met fellow trekkers from Italy, which added another memorable layer to the journey.

One thing I really appreciated was talking to our local trek guide, who shared stories and insights from years of trekking these mountains. It gave me a much deeper appreciation of the trail than I expected.

If you're planning the Gaumukh Trek, the first day itself is an adventure and a reminder that the journey is just as rewarding as the destination.

So I finally saw the Dudhsagar falls.. Me and my friends did this previous weekend. We reached madgoan Friday night and rented scooty Saturday morning and headed towards Kullem railway station (there are trains too) We had booked pass 2 days before through the Goa tourism website which cost 630rs you can also buy offline there. They will provide a nature guide for a group of 10.. We started the trek around 11 am and finished around 5pm. It's almost 10km on one side.. There are 2 shops in between where you can buy snacks. I'll suggest starting early cuz when we reached the falls it was kinda crowded. But the view was great..

note :- Not allowed to go on the bridge as it is illegal now

Somewhere in rural Nagercoil district, TN (OC)